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By-law Number 2006-071: A By-law to Regulate Pool Enclosures within the Town of Oakville
Published by Town of Oakville
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This is the Town of Oakville’s document, as published on its website on 22 October 2026. The municipality may have changed it since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice
- Type
- By-law
- Published by
- Town of Oakville
- Date
- Consolidated Version as of March 28, 2022
- Also called
- Pool Enclosure By-law
- For
- homeowner
- Signed by
- Mayor · Clerk
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 14
- Instruments
- By-law 2006-071 · By-law 2021-038 · Municipal Act, 2001 · By-law 2002-034
Overview
Town of Oakville By-law 2006-071, the Pool Enclosure By-law, passed March 20, 2006 and printed as a consolidated version as of March 28, 2022, in fourteen pages. It covers definitions, prohibitions, applications for pool enclosure permits, standards for enclosure height, openings, gates and entrances through buildings, temporary fencing, temporary pools, hot tubs and above ground pools, orders, penalties and inspection, with a Schedule A of permit fees. It prevails over the Fence By-law 2002-034 in a conflict.
What it covers
- PART 1 DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION
- PART 2 GENERAL PROVISIONS
- PART 3 PROHIBITIONS
- PART 4 APPLICATIONS FOR PERMITS
- PART 5 STANDARDS FOR POOL ENCLOSURES
- GATES AND OTHER ACCESS POINTS
- TEMPORARY FENCE DURING CONSTRUCTION
- PART 6 SPECIAL PROVISIONS AND PARTIAL EXEMPTIONS
- Temporary Pools
- Hot Tubs
- Above Ground Pools and Hot Tubs with Guards
- Properties Abutting Lake Ontario
- PART 6.1 ORDER
- PART 6.2 ADMINISTRATIVE PENALTIES
- PART 6.4 INSPECTION
- PART 7 ADMINISTRATION
- PART 8 OTHER
- SCHEDULE "A"
- Permit Fees for Pool Enclosures
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